Source of return

Materials: linen line, color lamp, flashlight, wire. In the classroom space, chairs make links and walls to get to know each other. The moth is made of feathers with wire.

This creation originates from Lao Tzu's morality and experience, returning to its origin. When I think of returning to the source, I can see the scene of moths flashing in my mind. So I installed a network of moths. They constantly revolve around the red light in the middle, and have never changed their pursuits. This spirit of perseverance and love for one thing admires me.

When entering darkness, under different lantern covers, its light and shadow will continue to expand, full of roofs, floors and walls. It looks as if they are eager to fly out of the bonnet. But no matter how hard, how high or how far it is, it will return to its origin. Return to the original place, even if the end is death. I think this is what I want to return to the origin and back to the starting point. In such a prosperous time, we always want to pursue the mind that we are constantly busy for the goals defined by ourselves, and that we have lost a true sense of self - thought. We always want to escape from the defined comfort zone and escape from our big net. But what really surrounds us is not the net. It's just our own virtual reality. It's our heart that really surrounds us. Busyness makes us get lost and forget our original self. I want to remind myself and others through works. On the road to yearning, we must return to the essence, forget our hearts and never lose ourselves.